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... SECOND EDITION, MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Mon&dy, 1 30 Pm. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORrESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The authorities have to-day indulged in another razzia of foreign papers, and laid an embargo *ipou the Leader, the Advertiler ...
... into a permanent engagement with Mr. Lumley, as stage director. IGlN'EaAL THEATRICAL FuND DiNNER. -The Anniversary. Festival in aid o1 the funds of this excellent institution Mlvi take place on Monday, April tke 14th, when Charles Dickens, Esq., will take ...
... the same price as in September, 1840. Then with regard to the rate of dis- ?? November, 1840, It had been 3 per cent.; In April, 1847, 5 per cent.; in October, a per cent.; nnd In January, 1840, it was 4 per cent. The amount of bullion on the 10th of ...
... SECOND EDITION. yal in t13k9 AfMORXING CHRONICLE OFFICE, lk, re, Saturd'ay, I Pum. at h T1E3LEGRAPHIC DESPATCHE S. iv- lTHE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. ecr TRIESTE, 2nIDAT. she By intelligence from Constautinoplp, to the 15th, d it would appear that the ...
... EDITION. MOR.VIYG CURONIC~L OFFICE, Thursday, 12, Yoon. TIHE WAR IN ASIA. IrsoRo OUR owN SPECIAL CORBESPONDENT IN ASIA.] KARS, APRIL 1. The town of Kars, similar to that of Erzeroum, baB greatly decayed from its former importance. The walls which encircle ...
... PARIS. g a [FReOtl OUR OWN oORaESPONDENT.| ti t. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The accounts received from Berlin would appear kI to show that Prussia still holds out in favour of a Russia, and that the King is dispoted not only to t retain a neutral attitude, ...
... Easter-half proportiotiably ehorteined. Easter l)ay, 1859, (is on the 2-1th of April, wiitil a day of its latest possible recurrence. which does nttt happsent uittil the 25th of Vi April, 1886. It is 67 years (that was in 17!1) since Easter wil fell as late as ...
... SECOND'EDITION. I 24th tilit VLECTRIC TELEGRAMH] The r U!r. Leigh Hunt, the author, died yesterday'. thot The Great Eaistern Ship Company decline Mr. talel Leover's amended offer. wouli The system of providing emoployncent for wounded keeP soldiers and ...
... by some that it was a prelude to a retreat ; otiners contended that the arrival of ano- ther division of Russians clearly showed that they intended to defend the ground they held. Reports, on the other hland, were current that the heights they occupied ...
... SECOND EDITION. MORNING OHEONICLE OFFWCR Tuesday, 1 rmn. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. 3 PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. Lord Cowley had yesterday the honour of an audience of the Emperor to present Viscount Chelsea, secretary to the Embassy; ...
... SECOND EDITION. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Saturday, 12, Noon. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. LFR[ M OUR OWt CO0RREPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. The following telegraphic despatch has been received here to-day Vienna, Feb. 9. Count d'Esterhazy, the Austrian ...
... ve-yquick.pasissge. :- 'STAGE AcocxsrT,-An sccident, which was fortunately or 'not attended with any serious consequences, occurred one evening lsast week at the Yaite during the representation of' th '.'Cosaques. A trap-door on 'the stage suddenly gave' way ...